3 Ways To Connect Multiple Audio Mixers Together | Tutorial & Test

[@kettnercreative]

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[@arturoambong8021]

are you using balanced cable on an unbalanced input? right?

[@bobbydragulescu8914]

Sometimes it's like somebody makes a video JUST for you. I came here for a simple thing, and learned like 6 other things I've had questions about for years. I even have the 10XU as my main mixer so this was like the perfect demo for me. Thanks dude.

[@bigskybob]

100% 10xu user here, too... connected downstream from a Tascam Model 12. Now I want to break out the old Mackie again!

[@Georgekarolemeas-mo3rl]

This guy is the best. He answers EVERYTHING and I mean EVERYTHING definitely worth the Sub

[@jaronburnett2640]

You should be nominated for an award! I’ve come to your channel many times and learned a lot! Thank you!

[@SidhuGhising]

Same here😂

[@passiton6411]

As a roadie I do your last reason a lot. But I'm actually using two desks today because I want to record drums with my USB interface that only has 2 seperate digital inputs. So I'll use the first input to plug straight to the kick drum and the second input out to a second desk recording all of the other drum mics (4) to record the kick drum on a seperate track

[@U2WB]

Wow, this was enormously helpful to me. I'm a drummer and I recently bought a full set of drum mics and a 12 channel mixer to create my own mix of the drum kit. I was puzzled as to how I would take that mix into the band's main FOH mixer. Now it's very clear to me, thanks to you and this excellent presentation. I cannot thank you enough. Subscribed !

[@RedPillAwake]

Just bought a Soundcraft EPM8 sub mixer after running out of XLR inputs on my ZED14. Your video clarified EVERYTHING about how to connect them. Thank you!

[@luckystryke68]

Thank you so much for he in depth video. The DI box method is so smart, or I am so stupid that I owned one for years and never thought to use it in this way.

[@steeledwaddersmusic]

Very, very well done! You explained it perfectly and this is quite helpful especially for volunteer media mixologists.

[@normanchoy8261]

Thanks for explained very well and clearly how to use different mixers connect to main mixer , it is very useful especially we are a part time DJ and quiet often we run in to the same problem. At one time, the banquet hall has only microphone inputs for mic 1/2 for house speaker system, luckily brought myself Active DI box use -40db, use XLR cables to mic input and it solve the problem.

[@richardhoffman2401]

Jordan, you are really good at communicating techy shit in a way that can be understood. That is a gift man! I, like several others who have posted her am a drummer, looking usually for ideas on submixing without loosing processing flexibility, especially in sitches of limited space or equip is limited and you want to fine tune recording. Your teaching style helps my ADHD ass to pick up what you are puttin down! nicely done.

[@chucklewismusic]

Do you know how to connect the slave board to the master board and get the aux sends to be part of the main board I believe you have to give up a few channels, depending on how many extra channels you’re running on the slave board.

[@antilleangrackle]

So.. @kettner creative I'm at 4:11 going into this video and am deciding to post this question now (before finishing watching the video). I have a slightly different need than the ones listed. I own a beach club - we have an external bar (four speakers, one sub) outside and we have an internal bar / club that's being fitted out right now (four speakers, one sub). The idea was that on occassion, we might have two different DJ's on the property playing at the same time. Or, maybe a sports special inside and DJ / music outside, etc.. etc.. Far out of my depth, but learning rapidly. The idea we had was to keep the external mixer at the outside bar (mackie pro fx6) which chiefly uses an IPAD for music or a DJ plugs in with two XLR and get an mixer on the inside that could feed the outside mackie pro. Goal being, if we had an event and one DJ inside, the primary mixer could control the entire property. However, if I had music outside and NFL matches on the inside, I could segment that outside mixer from the inside and have the outside speakers / mixer functioning fine and the inside still doing its thing. The primary mixer we were pointed to by a friend for the inside was an Allen & Heath QU-16 - which houses enough inputs for live bands, etc.. and had the capabilities to fine tune everything. Am I wrong in my assumptions? Would love any assistance you could provide.

[@vahaksakadjian4271]

I love the way you explaining, in a simple English!!!! ❤

[@mikeapmusic940]

Thanks for covering this. Now it all makes sense!

[@Uncaught_in_promise]

Thank you for pointing out difference in sygnal from line output to mic input. Not knowing that I could have damage main console. Now I know I should press PAD 25db on both input channels and make diverse PAN.

[@michaelallen8006]

I’m wanting to use a separate mixer for a drum mic kit could u do a video showing how to hook them up and what I need to do it thanks

[@Fyrtaarn]

Super clear and thank you, I loved your pres of all 3 alternatives :) We will use the first simple one, with ballanced jacks.

[@peturpetursson6736]

Thanks for the great video, I always come to the channel to learn more about mixers, I have a MG 12 XU that I recently bought, and also a Soundcraft Notepad 12FX that I had before, it's nice to follow you explain in human language everything i needed to know about hooking up mixers, i got all my knowledge from your channels, it's great watching your videos and learning how to hook up 2 mixers together with all the other videos Ps, I am an amateur regarding these issues but I am very interested in these issues, What I'm playing with is mixing piano music and vocals that my wife takes care of, along with a choir that she directs and other instruments. Thanks again for great explanations for people like me THANKS Peter Iceland

[@yajaudiophile1892]

Woooow thanks alot brother, been waiting for this! Lol God bless 🙏

[@kettnercreative]

Glad to help

[@yajaudiophile1892]

@@kettnercreative thank you so much 🙏☝️

[@MauleyColas]

I was thinking about buying a 7 pieces drums set and drums mic. But our main mixer does not have enough entry. Thanks. Great explanation

[@tlb2732]

Great video, but I have just one point of contention. Although many people do it, it is not proper practice to set the fader at unity and turn the gain up till the signal hits zero. If the audience paid to watch the level meters be balanced, this practice would work perfectly. But the audience pays for an entertaining show with full, realistic sound. If gain and level were the same thing, they wouldn't have different names or be positioned differently in the signal chain. The fader is the VOLUME control for the channel. Why would you need a second one? The gain knob is for one purpose only, and that purpose is not for more volume. It's sole purpose is to set the incoming sound source to the optimal level to be best processed by the mixer so that every channel source is at a more managable strength. This is crucial to capturing the true, full sound of the source and of a band. Using the gain the way you demonstrate diminishes sound quality significantly. It is very audible in your video. When you turn up the channel fader on the main mixer, the bottom drops out of your vocal sound completely. Not because your EQs are set differently. They're exactly the same. It's solely because you are losing all of the pleasing sound in your vocal because your channel gain is completely attenuated. No band ever sounds good using this method.

[@penmasterx3701]

7:36 Does it have to be a balanced cable or can unbalanced be used as well?

[@RickettsClown]

Very clear and VERY informative video. Excellent lesson!

[@vidkid1067]

Could you use an XLR to quarter inch adapter and plug that into the line in? Wouldn’t this remove the need for a pad?

[@indiegun]

I was thinking the exact same thing. If you use an XLR to a quarter inch TRS adapter and plug into a balanced 'line in' on the second mixer it seems to me that would perfectly match levels between the two mixers and let you make really long cable runs. Have you tested this yet to see if it works? I need to do the exact same thing and after more than an hour of Googling and KZbin searching I can't find anyone mentioning this method.

[@danarrow]

Just what I was looking for. Very informative.

[@darryldoesit966]

great video...answered my problem with have a 4 channel xlr mixer and need more channels to run all my drum mics...and im using the yamaha mg10xu mixer too so cool !!! I could use this here method but its still gonna take up all both mixers xlr inputs to mic my drums but at least it will keep me from buying a much bigger and more expensive mixer. I could just buy another yamaha mg10xu mixer and chain then together...not sure if thats the plan yet tho.

[@ManuelCrisol]

I watched your video on "3 ways to Connect Multiple Audio Mixers Together" and I am more confused. First of all I am a total beginner. But I inherited a lot of Professional Sound equipment from my brother who passed away. I got a pair of vintage Electro-Voice BK-315 with excellent sounding speakers. Originally had 200 watt speakers but my brother replaced them with 400 watts each. I also got several mixers. I got a pair of 200 Watts QSC amps. Plus a box of Bose Accoustimass 16 II with a sub-woofer and 7 satellite speakers. I want to set up a home Theater for my TV- set-up Karaoke for my brothers son; my nephew. My wife plays the piano and I sing. I already figured out the set-up of sound for the piano and my wireless Mics. I want to also set-up Podcasting. After watching your video and looking at my mixers; I see ports and plugs that have different names than what you discussed; for instance, 1.) insert, 2.) Low cut 75 GHz. 3.) Aux1 to 4 4.) 2 trim 5.) 2 Trim and 2 TK out. Do you think I still have chance to complete my plans? I'm a 79 year old Senior.

[@evandavies5488]

Super helpful. I usually daisy chain an 8-channel desk into the small desk in the back of a speaker via XLR but was getting bad distortion. I'd assumed mic/line level was to do with it being XLR or 1/4 inch so had it set to 'mic' setting but I now thinking I need to switch it to 'line' to handle the output level from my main desk. Anyone else had this problem and can confirm my suspicions? I'm not 100% that this is the problem (I haven't checked yet whether my inputs are normally set to mic or line). I found it hard to diagnose as it was always absolutely fine to begin with when line-checking input, but it would seem to become really distorted by halfway through a gig. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

[@late4work418]

Awesome. Great information. Now how do I get the signal to my powered speakers? Do I go out of the main mixer only and all channels from both mixers will get to the speakers? Thank you.

[@busywl69]

think I'm going to do this to act as a monitor controller for 2 sets of monitors. My Mackie VLZ is silent so I imagine another one would be just as quiet with the tape out going into it, giving me separate volume control of both monitors. Quality monitor controllers that don't crap out on you after a year are just too expensive. Hope it works. NIce vid!

[@MichaelQuestMusic]

great video! simple solutions for this issue....👍🏻

[@kettnercreative]

Glad it helped

[@singaporeemceeram]

You saved my ass with these beautiful techniques. Cheers

[@tomasonsfamily91]

Mate, I love learning from you. Contents are very educational! Thank you

[@claritywindowcare8744]

the first example, only thing i wondered was how did you have sound being heard from the main mixer mic? you had no main outs running did you? was there a usb out? not big deal but i was seeing magic

[@JamesServantes]

When I connect my Behringer 1204 to a Depusheng T6, I hear lots of hiss. whether I plug from the xlr or rca out or TS outputs. Hiss is there. Reason for this setup, I use the Depusheng into my pc FOR ZOOM broadcasting. It has easy pc/bt connectivity. I use 3 mics that are plugged into the Behringer then into an amp so live audience can hear the discussion also.

[@markinwa5884]

Great video. I think the Yamaha 10- and 12-ch mixers 1/4" inputs are all unbalanced(?) Can you run 1/4" balanced outputs from the sub-mixer into the unbalanced inputs of the main mixer - with a TRS cable? Or do you have to use 2 XLR inputs on the main mixer?

[@jorgealbertoam]

Hi Jordan, great video, thanks for the work. How can one tell if a 1/4" input/output jack is balanced or unbalaced?

[@louizvanderbeek8608]

Great video! Thanks for that. One extra reason for connecting two mixers is what I’m looking at: my existing 8 channel powered mixer is too limited. Now I’m looking at the Yamaha MG12XUK, which is not a powered mixers. To avoid having to buy new powered speakers, I’ll just use my Stagepass 500 mixer to connect the speakers to, and feed the new MG12XUK mixer into that. That would work, right? And it gives you another purpose for this video😊

[@kewalkoonar5557]

Brilliant, very informative. Thank you

[@arnoldalbert6622]

Thanks for the information very informative, However if I only have TR Cables can I run one from the main out (line) of the sub mixer to a DI Box then to a XLR of main mixer? What can I do if the main mixer nor the DI box has the pad function and I don't have in line connector? Thanks in advance

[@erikbrenzel8359]

Thanks man, everything I was looking for, plus a little more!!!

[@grooveu1965]

Thanks for all the info. I have a unique situation where I'm using my main mixer as my stage mix to the house mixer. My main mixer has left and right Main Outputs xlr and 1/4. The other mixer only has one 1/4 and XLR. I'd like to go mono to the other mixer but I'm not sure if I only use the Left channel and left fader of my main mixer to the house if that'll work? Any ideas to connect a stage mixer with 2 outputs to a main mixer with only one input?

[@todds5956]

Thanks this answered a lot of questions. So I have 2 small 8 channel mixers. Could I run the drums and bass off one and guitars and vocals on the other? Send both to the foh

[@MikeSands-p4j]

Would connecting a second mixer help with more aux channels for monitors? Or what do you suggest for that?

[@johnlewis5774]

Appreciate this. Running "out" to "in" for mains I managed but what if I'm running stage monitors as well? Is it possible to control monitor volume separately from the foh on the sub board? Basically..if I run a a few mics into the channels on the sub, they have aux control in the line but do I need to also run cable from the aux sends into a separate channel on the main board for monitor control? Tyia. I have no idea what I'm doing 😂

[@halafusikata7383]

Thanks bro I'm learning lot off mix from your video god bless

[@IsaEmanuel]

It is standard to keep your EQ at the middle on your main mixer. For example keeping the EQ at the middle on the mian mixer and then EQing to your liking on the small mixer?

[@emlitpantonial]

I'm glad I found this another video about 2 mixer connected to each other. I plan to use our yamaha mg16xu as sub mixer for my drum mics and connect it to main board alto live 2404 with a distance around 40ft using snake wires with xlr input/output, because our senior pastor wants to have more vocal microphones for the future. I will put the yamaha mixer beside to the drum kit so that I can mix on my own preference. Question, is it okay to plug an auxiliary send from the main board ALTO to sub mixer YAMAHA for IEM system (for me as the drummer) knowingly I'll use the sub mix for my drum mics? Or I'll just use another mixer intentionally for my own IEM system? I am a volunteer in our church and we don't have a sound engineer available. I just learn from my experiences for 12yrs (I started serving thru music since 12 yrs. old). And I'm the one who is also responsible for the mixing and taking care of all the instruments and sound system equipment. Hope you'll recognize my concern. Thank you Jordan and God Bless!

[@Elior1030]

9:28 for the second method, do the attenuators have to be of a certain -dB ?

[@kettnercreative]

25dB seems to work best.

[@Elior1030]

@@kettnercreative Thank you Sir👍

[@laafdaaf2836]

Thanks bro very useful continue to produce more tutorial videos on that subject or more.

[@johnschweiger6486]

Will this method of hooking up two mixers allow for more auxiliary outputs, for more monitor control and in ears?

[@patrick_jouno]

how to connect neutrik nl2fc audio connection to mixer any help would be appriciated, love the videos

[@raindogred]

I know what is so addictive about audio stuff, it’s the hours of head scratching, frustration, anger then followed by low self worth because you feel like an abject failure.....all gets flipped on its head when you get an “AHA” moment. Thanks..I mean I know these things..but the old brain is starting to forget more than it remembers these days. I have an old sountracs 16 channel mixer with yamaha mg12/4. I’m running 3 old motu firewire boxes to get 16 outs and 24 ins. Motus are patched together..mains outs of 2 boxes into the third..the main outs of the 3rd into the yamaha 12/4. Duh ....of course...the pad switches!!! Forgot they are there..that explains my superrrr hot mix ;) and the tip about left and right panning to retain the mix on the sub-mixer...making rookie errors at 57 sheesh. This was a fantastic reminder. Excellent professional demo..something here for everyone. Liked and subbed.

[@chucklewismusic]

There’s also another trick to get the aux sends of your slave board to act as though they were on the master board. I can’t remember it, but I used it two years ago and it works like a jem. If you know it, let me know.

[@BrianHoffpauer]

I use the Yamaha MG10XU as my stage mixer to send to my church's PA system. Problem is, they only have one open channel for me. What would I need to do? Connect just the left side and have everything panned left? Or should I get a stereo to mono converter? (BTW, I got the MG10XU after watching some of your other videos on it) :)

[@nesiansoulallstars]

Thank you for all your videos. Questions? Is it possible to just run my preset mixer from my board out just from the Mono into one of the house mixers channel as a single line? Would that work? Or if I used a L/R cable with an XLR MALE to a open channel/house provided stage DI? Would the sound me weak/bad/ muddy?

[@sanje-Music]

Hi, can I connect from XLR output to the 2 Nd mixer's stereo input ( jack left+ jack right) channel, thanks

[@MotownGuitarJoe]

Great breadth... Could use a little more depth for idiots like me. What are the actual mechanics of the connections? Do you choose ONE monitor-out/aux out to run into a channel strip of the the "main" mixer? Or do you use one is the sub mixer's "main" outs (XLR) into a channel strip of the "main" mixer?

[@zaza6078]

Have two mixers. One with usb and the other is not . How to connect both so I can use the usb one to do recording through the computer?

[@traciela2774]

Where are the speakers going ? To usb mixer~ output or to the second mixer??

[@jamarijones6387]

Does a mic or instrument input HAVE to be connected to the second mixer in order for sound to come out? Or can u just connect it to the main mixer and you will be able to hear it through headphones if the headphones are connected to the second mixer.

[@robfriedrich2822]

I had opportunity to get 2 Zoom Livetrak L12 and will use it this way, that unit one does vocals and speech, going into one of the stereo ins of the other unit. The advantage is, on one I use a vocal effect with early reflection and reverb and the other with early reflection for some instruments.

[@MrKevburg]

If I am running the smaller board into my bigger board, I use phantom power on the main board will this possibly cause damage to the smaller board?

[@diegodelgado5777]

Can I get signal from a line out of the mixer and connect it into a channel of another mixer?

[@dale_cooperr]

if i do this , and use the main mixer for my synths and the slave mixer for effectpedals can i use the send/return of the second mixer?

[@fajaryogatama1556]

for method 3, do mixer main out signal level is safe to be plugged in to mixer mic in without attenuation?

[@sasha42196]

Another reason, and one I came to this video for, is if you use multiple audio interfaces. While you can create an aggregate device in Mac or ASIO4ALL in Win, a typical home studio mixer would connect to one interface using the main out. Is this an accurate statement?

[@robertfluegel6048]

I’ve connected a Bose L1 PA (Line In) to a Zoom L-12 mixer line out and I can’t control the feedback. No other speakers are connected, L-12 is supporting audio for remote Zoom participants. L-12 has 3 mics and a laptop connected. Where do I look to correct this?

[@purecountry70]

could you do a video on the MACKIE SR 40 8 bus I'd appreciate it

[@RampLifeCronicles]

Would it be a problem if I use all 4 output? Xlr output to the house speakers and the quarter inch to another mixer?

[@peterx1957]

Hi, thanks for this video. Very helpful. I'm a drummer who's invested in an 8 XLR mic channel mixer, enabling me to mic all drums plus 2 condensers with the view to send one output to the band's main mixer. Your video explains it perfectly. I gleaned from your video that XLR connectable cables are better suited to output to the main mixer over a longer distance? I envisage my mixer to be most likely near the drum kit for me to access. Can you see any issues with what I've suggested? Cheers

[@g-track5065]

why do i get feed back off the main volume if am recording music in my mixer board I'm not using the main xlr out put I have drum machine hooked up?

[@josebalacua]

Can I add another speaker from the 2nd mixer other than the speaker from the main speaker?

[@subin8921]

In all the methods that u layed out here? Is there any concern of phantom power feeding back to either mixer? Reason being is would like phantom power switched on both mixers because both mixers will have condenser Microphones

[@TheSokVideo]

Hi, how do you connect between powered and unpowered mixer? Thanks!

[@mjb12ification]

When the Yamaha MG10XU was plugged into the MG102c, which one should be plugged into the computer?

[@cattrek]

I want to connect a Tascam Model 12 to a Peavey XR800D using the patch on each channel on that board (Peavey XR800D). Tascam Model 12 will be connected to all the channel patches to use for live recording. The Tascam will be used live as a mutli track recorder. How can I do this?

[@davidhughes8574]

Thanks for the videos, great stuff! Do you think it's possible to connect a JBL Eon Pro One to an external mixer, namely a Yamaha MG06? I can't figure it out! Thanks

[@widespectrumcreators4691]

gREAT tutorial!! Ketner rock!! 😊👌

[@Molluszk]

Is it possible to connect two Mackie Pro FX 16 mixer to have enough channels? I would need at least 30 channels. I have a Pro fx 16 already. I would rather buy another one second hand if could connect them somehow. It would be difficult to sell mine and get an FX 30. Not interested in this solution! So my question is that how EXACTLY (with what cables , IN and OUTputs...etc) I can connect them and form one of them go to my audio interface? Thx!

[@vivekjoy9485]

Can you please reply me back? I have this situation. I have a powered mixture (2x250,4 ohm) and an analogue mixture (signature 16) . I dont have a budget to buy an amplifier. I connected the analogue mixture output to powered mixture using line out to power my passive speakers (elx115). Will it ruin the speakers? should i buy a power amplifier?

[@renbomoyanthan4810]

One situation where we have to connect two mixers is when we want to hooking up 2 or 3 keyboards in one mixer and sending the left and right mix to the FOH. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Ny, thank you so much.

[@djcrazysmokegarza2866]

I have a question, I can't find any video on how to connect a third Rane turntable controller to my DJM S11 mixer. Currently I'm using two 12 mkII controllers with a djms 11. LIKE TO ADD A THIRD ONE IF POSSIBLE. If you can help I'll appreciate it thank you.

[@jserritiello]

Hi. I have a DI active with attenuation 0 db, 20 db & 40 db. Can I use it. Thanks. Excellent your explanations.

[@chimneychuck]

What if I dont want to buy stereo cables. How do I simply plug my extra (non-powered) mixer into one of the powered main mixer channels to get the other 3 channels on my unpowered mixer all running into that one channel on the powered mixer? no-one seems to be able to tell me that , can you help ? thanks, Chuck

[@Zen-cs7zu]

quick question, what should i do if my speakers are so loud that i can't reach unity in the master fader?

[@robynjustrobyn1014]

Brilliant video! Very informative. Thanks so much.

[@tomasbilek4339]

Hi there, at the first option at 7:75 you are saying that you take balanced cable, however the stereo line level input on the Yamaha MG10XU is unbalanced (it says Line UNBAL on the mixer) so the actual connection is unbalanced and hence there is no advantage of using TRS (balanced) cables over TS (unbalanced) cables in this situation - am I correct? From practical point of view, I can imagine that the TRS cables may be more commonly available than TS. Also noting that TS cables use different wiring composition and shielding (such as Mogami W2524) compare to TRS (which may use MOGAMI NEGLEX W2534). I would maybe tend to use the TS cable such as Mogami W2524, which may provide better shielding since the line is actully unbalanced.....just an idea. Maybe since the signal is at line level (not instrument or mic level) , there is no need to have it balanced even when going some 25 feet? Not really sure here. I am trying to connect a second mixer that is some 7m (20-25 feet) away from the first mixer Yamaha MG10XUF, but the Yamaha has no more free balanced slots (i.e. channels 1-4).

[@kettnercreative]

On the Yamaha the stereo inputs are unbalanced like you mentioned, but for the sake of creating a generic video, we still recommend balanced cables because some audio mixers do have balanced 1/4" line level inputs. We probably could have explained this a little bit better.

[@tomasbilek4339]

@@kettnercreative You are right, for example the much cheaper smaller and older Tapco Mix 100 I have at hand at the moment has all of the 1/4" line level stereo inputs balanced. Quite shame the Yamaha MG series does not have it implemented. Many thanks for responding. Your videos are amazing ;-)

[@elwynboykin3577]

Can I connect my mixer aux send to another mixers trs/xlr input ?

[@enlinopre8414]

What will happen if you use xlr main to mic in.. Dont have and external pad.. What will happen?

[@CatherineHillsingersongwriter]

Can I connect my behringer XENYX X1222USB to a Yamaha stagepass pa powered mixer 400bt?

[@georgepoindexter1288]

This truly helped me. Thanks brother

[@bivotarshamble3672]

Can this work with a box style powered mixer amplifier, like a rockville rpm-85, peavey, mackie, yamaha, etc. ?

[@billy8281]

Can you connect a powered mixer (Stagpas 500) to an audio mixer?

[@PB7307]

Excellent educational video. Many thanks.

[@giftmvuleni3774]

Can imbalance cables work if you don't have balance cables?

[@MrSeawalker2011]

Thank You sir for sharing your knowledge, learned a lot!!!

[@daymagtoto959]

If I may ask: can i use all the outputs in one mixer? Because I need 4 output or can i use one splitter in one 6.35 output? Please answer me. I need your advice very badly. Thank you in advance

[@KalisEvents]

How do I setup monitors on stage using GM20 AUXS

[@Jerrodbdrums]

Awesome video!! Could I possibly run from a SoundCraft UI12 for drum mics, and into a larger mixer or another mixer like an UI 24? Just to free up space on the main mixer ui24

[@hqphotohk3761]

hi~its a really nice video and solve a big problem I am facing. But I do have one more question. I got two mixers, one goes to the pa system on the venue and links to the mic on the stage. and the second mixer is connected to a computer running zoom meeting(zoom which required sound input from the venue and pa system/ and sound output from the zoom audience to the main mixer/mixer link to PA system). just wonder how am I supposed to do it? Thank You in Advance

[@ianmac2963]

Excellent - thank you